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Ohio Legislature Aware State’s MMJ Law May Be Unconstitutional
The Associated Press - Published on July 25, 2016Read moreApparently unconstitutional portions of Ohio’s MMJ law, which set aside a percentage of state business licenses for minorities, were spotted during debate but left in to gain needed votes, a key lawmaker says.
Medical Marijuana Could be Available in Florida Next Week
The Associated Press - Published on July 21, 2016Read moreMore than two years after being approved by Florida’s Legislature, medical marijuana is expected to be available in the state by the end of next week.
Judge to Hear Challenge to Arizona Legalization Initiative
The Associated Press - Published on July 19, 2016Read moreAn attorney for the initiative says the lawsuit is likely to fail because opponents are on thin legal ground.
Hawaii Cannabis Dispensaries Can Legally Open, but None Are Ready
The Associated Press - Published on July 18, 2016Read moreOne big hurdle is the state hasn’t certified a lab to test the dispensaries’ products.
Florida Harvests State’s First ‘Legal’ Medical Marijuana Crop
The Associated Press - Published on July 18, 2016Read moreOperators say it’s the start of new business they hope will bring high-quality, and formerly unavailable, medicine to patients who need it the most.
Anti-Marijuana Campaign Files Suit to Block Arizona Legalization
The Associated Press - Published on July 12, 2016Read moreThe suit was brought by 13 groups and individuals including Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery and Yavapai County Attorney Sheila Polk.
Hawaii Law Lets Nurses Certify Medical Cannabis Patients
The Associated Press - Published on July 12, 2016Read moreGov. David Ige signed a bill Monday, facing a shortage of doctors willing to certify patients.
North Dakota Medical Cannabis Backers Submit Signatures
The Associated Press - Published on July 11, 2016Read moreSupporters of a ballot initiative that would legalize cannabis for medical purposes turned in about 17,600 signatures Monday, saying they were confident their efforts would put the issue to a statewide vote.
Security Fears Are Holding Back Uruguay’s Cannabis Rollout
The Associated Press - Published on July 6, 2016Read moreMost pharmacists haven’t signed on to the country’s pioneering cannabis program, citing security concerns and complaining of paperwork, cost increases or opposition from customers.
Can Ohio Lawyers Use Medical Marijuana? Nobody Knows
The Associated Press - Published on July 6, 2016Read moreAttorneys want to know whether lawyers can use medical cannabis, own or operate medical cannabis businesses and represent cultivators, processors, dispensaries, patients and caregivers.